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Handpicked: Separately Managed Accounts Can Offer Advantages Over Mutual Funds, but Watch Those Fees

As the popularity of mutual funds waned in response to a variety of factors, most notably perhaps the end of a product life cycle, Separately Managed Accounts caught fire. Spurred on by rapidly lowering investment minimums, assets in SMAs were closing in on $500 billion as 2003 came to a close. Barron’s took my advice to cover this emerging trend and hired me to write a primer on SMAs.

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Assessing Your Risk Profile

I was retained by the trade group, Regional Investment Bankers Association (RIBA), to produce a series of articles about the basics of investing. The articles were written for retail investors who were beginners, and they were published under the by-line of (RIBA) members in their local news and business publication. The program was a successful tool for business development for members, publicity generation for the group and its’ members, and finally as an education tool to bolster RIBA’s non-profit status. The article below is the second in the series and helps investors determine their tolerance for risk.

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Why Invest?

I was retained by the trade group, Regional Investment Bankers Association (RIBA), to produce a series of articles about the basics of investing. The articles were written for retail investors who were beginners, and they were published under the by-line of (RIBA) members in their local news and business publication. The program was a successful tool for business development for members, publicity generation for the group and its’ members, and finally as an education tool to bolster RIBA’s non-profit status. The article below is the first in the series and makes the case for investing.

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An Asset Allocation That’s Right For You

I was retained by the trade group, Regional Investment Bankers Association (RIBA), to produce a series of articles about the basics of investing. The articles were written for retail investors who were beginners, and they were published under the by-line of (RIBA) members in their local news and business publication. The program was a successful tool for business development for members, publicity generation for the group and its’ members, and finally as an education tool to bolster RIBA’s non-profit status. The article below is the third in the series and discusses the basic of asset allocation.

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Finding a Broker Who’s Right For You

I was retained by the trade group, Regional Investment Bankers Association (RIBA), to produce a series of articles about the basics of investing. The articles were written for retail investors who were beginners, and they were published under the by-line of (RIBA) members in their local news and business publication. The program was a successful tool for business development for members, publicity generation for the group and its’ members, and finally as an education tool to bolster RIBA’s non-profit status. The article below is the fourth in the series and discusses finding a financial advisors who’s right for you.

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Trading Places

I was retained by the trade group, Regional Investment Bankers Association (RIBA), to produce a series of articles about the basics of investing. The articles were written for retail investors who were beginners, and they were published under the by-line of (RIBA) members in their local news and business publication. The program was a successful tool for business development for members, publicity generation for the group and its’ members, and finally as an education tool to bolster RIBA’s non-profit status. The article below is the third in the series and discusses the basic of asset allocation.

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